What is the logic behind real estate pricing?

I was thinking about this few days back...Today a swiggy employee validated my thoughts so posting here. Layoffs are mainly in cream jobs(20-30% which is hardly 2-3cr source tax web) and in India mainly home loans or highly consumable loans like car or PL are taken by White collars...As per labour law, we ain't protected like in Korea. So, if someone or let's say a major chunk loses his or her job then how the system will absorb this default? Some data... Fy23 Home loan Size is 20 lac crore or $250B (15% of total loans disbursed by amount) 2030 it's about to touch $1T Cagr 23% in HL growth 📈 What if defaults rise in dual digit? Plus exorbitant hike in flat price like literally greater Noida West have 5lac unsold flat but still 10lacs worth flats are being sold at 40-50lacs (poor quality and seelan issues after a month) PS - Usa and China have seen this. (2008 and ongoing in China)

I want to understand if buying the property on SH 35 is the right decision which has connectivity to OOR and Whitefield within 10-15km from each side. Easily approachable from sarjapur road side and from whitefield side, in case my office changes from OOR to whitefield or marathalli side. Want know the opinion here.

People can buy homes at lucrative rates Came across this information that City Development Authorities e-auction properties (as below) These are apparently seized properties, for whatever reason, and now government is selling to earn money Though I have also read multiple accounts of people buying these and then getting stuck in years of legal battle with original owners Has anyone bought it? Would appreciate genuine review

After getting a bunch of 'buy a house' advice from my in-laws over the weekend, I decided to fire up magicbricks to check prices in Bengaluru. My browsing ended within 5 mins seeing just how much the prices have risen in last 1 year A 3BHK that used to cost 2.3 Cr last year is now 3.7 A 2BHK that used to cost 1.8 Cr last year is now 2.7 These are two houses I had earmarked for sometime later when I would have more money WTF is happening in BLR

Going to invest in a flat through fractional ownership route. (IRR -18%-25%) Sebi also approved the regulation for it after reits. Any last minute ip or suggestions? PS - I don't want to buy a flat in metro and live in any metro for next 30-40y of my life. https://share.gvine.app/A6jji86U7uixX9Xm7

What would be a better investment opportunity in Bangalore. Is it worth getting an apartment on loan and pay the emi from rent received? or would it be better to get a land a little away from the city. if yes then which areas would you recommend.

I am currently in my mid 30s and I am thinking of purchasing a property near sarjapur road, and currently working as a software engineer in Bangalore, so I want to take the expert opinions of unsung heroes of the finance domain on grapevine. I have already paid the booking amount but still want to make sure I am making the right decision.

People in Bengaluru are ready to pay 75k for a 3bhk, 50k for a 2bhk in famous builder societies. Rents for apartments which were 35k before 2021 are demanding 55k onwards nowadays. Why are people tolerating this shit ? Why are people still opting to stay in so called societies? Gyms hardly 5 PC people use Swimming pools are used occasionally Sports facilities are also not very commonly used. Why are people paying such large premiums for amenities they don't really use ?